Water leak under sink · 3F restroom
HVAC · 1h 14m
AI-enabled grievance & ticketing
From “the AC isn’t working” to “resolved, with proof” — TicketWise triages every complaint with AI, routes it to the right crew, and closes the loop on SLA. Built for India’s hotels, hospitals, corporates and malls.
Water leak under sink · 3F restroom
HVAC · 1h 14m
Spillage in 2F corridor
Housekeeping · auto-routed
AHU rattling · 4F server room
Just raised
across pilot clients
verified by photo proof
deterministic round-robin
for standard severity
The workflow
One complaint, seven steps — raised, triaged by AI, routed, dispatched, proven, resolved and closed. On a wide screen, scroll to ride along.
Step 1 · Origin
A client reports a facility issue — a leak, a spill, a CCTV fault. The ticket carries title, photos, location and service category, scoped to their organisation from the first keystroke.
Org-scoped intake
Step 2 · AI Layer
An LLM predicts service category and severity within seconds, then hands the supervisor a banner to accept or override. Every call is logged, replayable, and falls back to a smaller model on failure.
Llama 3.3 70B · classify_ticket
Step 3 · Assignment
About 70% follow deterministic round-robin to the next available team lead — no human in the loop. The rest (high severity, low confidence, escalations, reopens) land on the supervisor queue.
Auto round-robin · supervisor fallback
Step 4 · Service Teams
Twelve categories collapse into three operating lines — Housekeeping & Pantry, Security & Facade, and HVAC / Electrical / Plumbing. The team lead nominates a specific field worker from the on-shift roster.
3 operating lines
Step 5 · Field Execution
The worker completes the job and uploads 1–3 photos plus notes. A vision model auto-captions the evidence and flags mismatched scenes, so a supervisor can verify without opening every image.
Vision AI · analyze_image
Step 6 · Resolution
Proof accepted, the SLA clock stops. If the job can’t be completed — missing part, unsafe access, out of scope — it escalates back to the supervisor with the original SLA preserved.
SLA met · or escalate
Step 7 · Final State
The client confirms (or the reopen window lapses) and the ticket closes. A weekly AI digest quotes one-line outcomes to the COO, grouped by client and service line. Reopens loop straight back to the queue.
Weekly COO digest
Escalations and reopens loop straight back to the supervisor queue — with the original SLA preserved, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Capabilities
From a leaking guest room to a stalled mall escalator, every grievance flows through the same calm pipeline — triaged, routed, proven and closed on SLA. No spreadsheets, no WhatsApp threads, no guesswork.
Llama 3.3 70B predicts category and severity the moment a ticket lands, with a smaller model as automatic fallback. Supervisors accept or override — never start from a blank form.
Deterministic round-robin sends ~70% of tickets straight to the right team lead. Only the genuinely tricky ones reach a human — high severity, low confidence, escalations and reopens.
Field workers upload photos and notes; a vision model auto-captions them and flags scene mismatches. Supervisors verify in a glance — proof, not promises.
Every ticket shows response and resolution countdowns — green, amber, breached — carrying the time as text, not colour alone, so it works without colour vision.
Every record is scoped to an organisation at the query layer. Cross-tenant access returns a 404, never a 403 — so one client can never even learn another exists.
Escalations and reopens route back to the supervisor automatically — and SLA invariants are preserved, so a reopen can’t game a first-response promise that was already kept.
High and critical severity pings the supervisor channel the moment it happens — escalations, reopens and breaches surface before a client has to chase.
An AI summary condenses long ticket histories into quotable, one-line outcomes — grouped by client and service line, delivered every Monday at 08:00 IST.
Every model call logs the model used, latency, tokens, prompt and response — replayable and measurable, so you can see exactly where AI is earning its keep.
Proof, not promises
A worker can’t just mark a job done. They capture it — photos, notes, a timestamp — and a vision model checks the scene before a supervisor signs off.
Every closure carries a timestamped photo and note — the kind of trail a hotel or hospital audit can replay months later.
A vision model checks the scene before sign-off, so jobs marked “done” actually are — and clients stop reopening them.
Corporate parks and malls see what was fixed, not just a status flip. Proof turns “trust us” into “see for yourself”.
14:32 IST · 1h 14m
Ramesh Yadav
HVAC field technician
AI caption: “Replaced PVC joint under sink, no leak observed after 5-min flow test.”
Replaced 32 mm PVC elbow joint and re-sealed with thread tape. Ran 5-min flow test, no seepage. Cleaned cabinet interior.
The AI layer
Every model call funnels through one service. There is one place to swap a model, one place to add observability, and one place to enforce rate limits. Nothing about the AI is a black box.
Pick the model by task, retry with exponential backoff, fall back to a smaller model, and persist the full prompt and response to an audit table.
Model choice is a deploy-time decision, not a runtime one. Swapping a model is a config change — code reads the route by name.
A token bucket (30 RPM, configurable per org) keeps a misbehaving prompt loop from ever blowing the budget.
Prompts are versioned so prior runs replay deterministically — the substrate for prompt iteration and regression testing.
Industries
From five-star hotels and hospitals to corporate parks, malls and sprawling campuses — if your team fields a steady stream of maintenance and housekeeping requests, TicketWise keeps every grievance triaged, routed and resolved with proof.
Guest rooms, banquets and back-of-house — where a slow fix is a bad review. Round-robin keeps housekeeping moving without a supervisor in the loop.
Hygiene-critical, fast-SLA environments. Photo proof and tight escalation paths keep compliance auditable.
Multi-tower campuses and managed offices. Strict org scoping keeps every tenant’s tickets fully isolated.
Footfall-heavy facades, HVAC and escalators. Vision AI captions evidence so the right crew is dispatched the first time.
Hostels, labs and grounds across sprawling campuses. One queue, one audit trail, many buildings.
Many brands under one roof. Per-org rate limits and tenant isolation keep operations clean and billable.
FAQ
TicketWise is an AI-enabled grievance and ticketing platform for facility management teams. It triages complaints with AI, routes them to the right crew, captures photo proof of the work, and tracks SLAs from raise to closure.
Facility management operators serving hotels, hospitals, corporate parks, malls, education campuses and co-working spaces — anywhere a team handles a steady stream of maintenance and housekeeping requests.
When a ticket is raised, a large language model predicts its service category and severity within seconds. The supervisor sees the suggestion as a banner they can accept or override. Every call is logged and falls back to a smaller model if the primary is unavailable.
Yes. Every record is scoped to an organisation at the query layer, and cross-tenant access returns a 404. TicketWise is built to be compliant with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, with a named Grievance Officer for data-principal requests.
Always. The AI suggests; humans decide. Supervisors can accept, override or re-prompt the classification, and they can manually route any ticket.
They escalate from the field with a reason and a photo. The ticket returns to the supervisor queue with its original SLA preserved, and high-severity escalations fire an instant alert.
Ready when you are
Every complaint, closed before it becomes a crisis.